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Video Blog: How Verifiable Outcomes Can Change Conversations

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richardsonsalestrainingApril 11, 2012Blog

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The use of verifiable outcomes can change the very nature of sales conversations between first line sales managers and their sales professionals.

More than talking about a range of activities and lagging indicators of success, they can now focus on the few specific outcomes that are important in the sales process. Join Harry Dunklin, former SVP of Richardson Sales Performance's Sales Readiness Practice for his thought-provoking video blog.

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